I specialize in helping adults facing numerous life issues, including depression, anxiety, stress, job loss, divorce, parenting, and relationship issues. I also specialize in helping couples struggling with relationship issues.

www.joanmunsonphd.com

Enhance Your Inner Retreat! CRCS provides individual, couples, family and group therapy. Located at the mouth of Boulder Canyon, CRCS is the new psychotherapy office of Rana Verret, previously practicing at BCH's Mapleton Counseling Center. Rana is trained in Marriage and Family Therapy, EMDR, DBT and has served individuals and families in inpatient and outpatient settings since 1985. She enjoys working with extended and subsets of families, when appropriate, in working through a member's individual symptoms and relational difficulties. Rana is professionally pursuing more knowledge and skill in addressing the impact of brain health, nutrition and trauma on individual, relational and professional performance. Personally, Rana is married in a blended family, an active parent of 2 teenage boys and enjoys hiking, tennis and snow sports

Marley strongly believes that a connection with Nature enhances wellbeing and quality of life of all beings. Her sessions utilize CBT, Psychoeducation, Transpersonal Counseling, ACT, Parts Work, Mindfulness, and Wilderness Therapy. She strives to infuse the healing power of Nature into all sessions, either through walk-and-talk sessions or by bringing natural elements (including her dog Sugar) into the office or over telehealth, demonstrating how easy and simple it is to weave Nature into daily life in simple and concrete ways.

Marley specializes in female empowerment, and in treating individuals with ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, and those going through major life transitions. Marley finds that therapy is most impactful when it is collaborative and she tailors her approach to her client’s unique life experiences and strengths.

Whether you are dealing with relationship issues, loss of a loved one, self esteem issues, anxiety or depression, Susan will listen with warmth and compassion, offering support, guidance and problem solving. From a humanistic social work perspective, informed by object relations theory and essential aspects, she provides a guided process of deep inquiry which can increase understanding of underlying issues that hold you back. This process can help you do what is necessary and realize the capacity to reach your full potential. With over twenty years experience in community mental health, hospitals, an employee assistance program and private practice, she likes helping individuals and couples with their relationships. Since finding the right fit with a good therapist takes time, call with questions.